I want to fill between 6-8 round 10-12" helium balloons; will the tank be enough/
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I think that this tank will be sufficient for your needs.-Barbara C. Rachel
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Doubtful but go to the Flourite website, whatever it is. They have a calculator there. Just enter your tank dimensions and (I think) your desired depth and it'll tell you how many bags you need.
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My daughter-in-law used a similar size pool (round) and filled it with plastic balls and I want to say she used about 100-200, of you want to fill it up. Her pool was a little smaller now that I think about it. Fun for her 3 little boys and friends.
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Hello, Thank you for your email. The tank itself could possibly be used as a helium tank. However you would have to change the valve on the tank and put something that would allow the helium to get in the tank. Best Wishes, Arielle 800.710.9939
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Yes. It arrives filled. However, the ratio of helium to other gas is suspect, as the balloons don't float for very long.
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It will still take some time - 250 balloons is a lot, and it takes a few pumps to inflate each balloon - but it will definitely be a far better option than inflating them using lung power!
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I don't know...I bought a helium tank that comes with some balloons at party city and filled these up also...they last a long time.
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Probably like 10-12 inches filling it up all the way. I thought it was a good buy.
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Not enough info about the 60" balloon. Did real well with 7-12" balloons were used but struggled to get started on the smaller balloons that are really designed for water. I suspect a 60" balloon would be heavier material and might be too little hard for this pump to stretch the material.
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Hi Sabrina, can you tell me the size of the balloon and is it a latex or mylar? Also, keep in mind that there are different size tanks available. Just a note in regards to a latex balloon, if it is very large then you need to be very careful and not over fill as it could pop and to fill you are in close contact with it. I would wear eye protection such as goggles. I have blown up heavy duty (feels more like rubber) balloons that when filled it was almost 5 feet tall. Caution must be taken. Anyway, additional information as to the size will help me better answer your question. ~ Barbie
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I used this to fill my Shark, Clown Fish and Angry Birds air swimmers. The tank lasted me over 9 months. Every 2 weeks I would have to refill the air swimmers because they leak. Sorry, don't have an answer for you on how many balloons it would fill.
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I use this balloon pump for inflating Qualitex latex twisting balloons. I do not fill any balloons with helium.
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I didn't try it, but I would expect it to inflate them very well. You may need to fashion an adapter for the nozzle, as the smallest outlet is about 5/8 inch in diameter. You'll also waste a good bit of battery between balloon changes unless you switch it off in between fillings. But it should work.
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Helium. I bought a helium tank (BJs, Party City) it served well for other baloons. ...last for later use.
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I'm not sure I just started doing balloons by 2 weeks agoso I'm still learning I would check into a localWelding Supply Company for gas it comes in a tankfor large amounts of Balloons a possible helium I would definitely go with a tankthat's what I'm planning onb
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It will be time consuming but I think it will work. I blew up quite a few and it did a great job. The balloons won't float like Helium filled ones but I used sticky tac and stuck them to the ceiling that way with curling ribbon tails hanging down. You could order two pumps and have another person help you blow them up.
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I purchased a helium tank from a welding supply company. Full instructions here: http://www.kb3vfe.com/2012/07/how-to-launch-weather-balloon-for.html